SPECIAL LITERATURE SECTION FOR MEN AND BOYS
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Some of the items you will find on this site

ManKind Patron, Erin Pizzey, who founded the first women's refuge in the UK, speaks out against the monstrous plan of Harriet Harman to give women a licence to kill men.
Click here to read her article.

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Will the Welsh Assembly be deceived into joining Amnesty International's attack on Welsh men who are students?
To read about it click here.

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GREAT NEWS FOR MEN WHO ARE VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE BY THEIR WIVES AND PARTNERS

MONTGOMERY FAMILY CRISIS CENTRE
have opened their
DEDICATED MEN'S REFUGE

To read the full details go to our "Domestic Violence in Wales" page

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Recent research proves women are as violent as men
(see "interesting articles" page)

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Children Need Both Parents
Research by Yuri Joakimidis clearly showing that children need shared residence after divorce. Reprinted with our thanks for permission.
Click on "Children need fathers" above.

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As pointed out by some email correspondents, the Welsh Assembly treats women much more favourably than men. This was blatantly obvious in the case of Jane Sullivan who campaigned for Herceptin. She was allowed to stay inside the Assembly building with a couch to sleep on and to use their toilet facilities. A man who visited the building to try to get treatment for a brain tumour was not even allowed inside.

Robin Williams of Penarth wrote to the S.Wales Echo about the Herceptin campaign but the letter was not published. We do not agree with this sort of censorship and believe that an opposing opinion can be in the public interest. See below to read Robin's letter.

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The fact that men and boys are being consistently neglected by the Welsh Assembly has not been lost on the men of Wales as your emails show. Read our quotes from The Guardian article on how domestic violence against men is, once again, being sidelined by the Assembly and the "Women's Safety Unit" in Cardiff.

See "Fair Play for Men in Wales" page.

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